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Reblogged from OurParents: There are all kinds of niche retirement communities out there. But thus far, if you were a Hindu Indian-American, alas, there was no special place for you—until now. Information technology professional Iggy Ignatius has started what he … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Check Your Premises: Girls bearing water in Rajasthani.

Reblogged from Diannajessie: The postie did bring along my fusible batting this week and yesterday I got it out the bag to get busy with.  It’s so tacky that it sticks to itself and I really had to pull in … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Rantings of an Amateur Chef: I am a dog person. I always had at least one dog, and often two, in the home while growing up. After marrying, moving into our own house and having a couple of … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Check Your Premises: I like ravens. They are one of several reasons why I rooted for the Baltimore Ravens this year. As a result, I have several awesome raven pics. Doesn’t he look smart?

Reblogged from Neldee: I finished up this Alpaca scarf this week.  I do have to say it was hard to crochet… not that the yarn itself was hard to use but it looked like hair and for whatever reason just … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Steeplehouse Studio: My sister wasn’t the only one to welcome a new little one. We also added a niece to our family this summer and where there’s a baby girl, there’s PINK. I so enjoyed digging through my … Continue reading →

Reblogged from Check Your Premises: Macro water droplets by photographer Andrey Osokin. This one is called “Lemonade Chandelier.” OMG

Reblogged from Gluten Free Gobsmacked: Winter break from work was FULL!  We were super busy with the “have-to-do” doctor appointments, dental visits, etc but even better was the fact that everyday we had a playdate or outing or event planned … Continue reading →

Reblogged from OurParents: There’s a lot of stuff to do when you care for an elderly parent. You have to run your life, but you also have to help run theirs. So assistance from friends and family is invaluable. But … Continue reading →